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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1921
Page
14
The Butte and Anaconda Schools junior page from The Anacondad May 1 1921 features Garfield School department notes and pupil contributions across English geography civics arithmetic and other subjects showcasing school activities and student work.
Students recount a field trip to Imperial Macaroni Manufacturing Company detailing the factory process from dough to drying and packing. Separate pieces describe library organization, camping trips, sports pieces on shadow tag and baseball, and classroom notes on music sewing and reading.
The piece discusses Courtis tests used in class to build speed and accuracy in arithmetic. It describes test 13 to 48 progression, time limits from six minutes to three minutes, and emphasis on neatness and rapid mental work. It includes sample student letters from Garfield and River Falls about sports and local life.
The Butte high school Girls Glee Club stages The Gypsy Rover this Friday at the high school auditorium. The show features a large cast with Meg Rob's foster mother and Zar the gypsy camp belle in leads, plus an extensive gypsy and English cast, with an orchestra and a full program of songs and dances. Proceeds go to school funds. director Miss Eleanore A Tenner has led three successful musicals.
A dramatic production features Constance and Sir George with a chorus in scenes set at a Gypsy Camp near London. Act I opens in the Gearon Room and Act II shows two weeks between acts, with two years elapsing between Acts II and III. A Danish physician once made artificial legs from paper mache and now crafts artificial feet from paper pulp.
Ty Rose Matton of Ireland appeals for help from a liberty loving nation. The message likens Irish suffering to early Christians with homes burned and sons imprisoned or killed by oppressors. The appeal cites Benjamin Franklin and calls for aiding Ireland’s fight for freedom.
An earnest World War era letter urging Americans to aid Ireland describing raids and fear as families are forced to flee. The writer calls on presidents to act and recalls Europe’s help in past troubles, urging support for Ireland now.
Mary Snadoran argues Ireland must win liberty as America did, noting British repression by Black and Tans and the need for manpower. She pleads for celebration of independence and warns of divine punishment for violence.
Two summer training camps will operate at Fort Logan near Denver. The reserve officers camp runs June 16 to July 1 for about 400 reservists, with regular officers instructing. The citizens camp for ages 16 to 38 lasts one month, with the Ninth Infantry from Camp Travis as instructors. Camps are free, with three courses red white and blue. Twelve hundred civilians in the Eighth corps area eligible at Fort Logan and Fort Sam Houston.
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